Woodland Brew Up

[Big_bazza99]

In response to Shewie's video - Backyard Brew Up, here's a link to my brew up in my wood - again with a Honey Stove.

Perhaps there needs to be a video section to publish these?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH7UFfgHsis

.....only 7 minutes and 7 seconds......a welcome cuppa as it was -1.

 

[Shewie]

Nice one Baz, no annoying dance music either

 

[WeThePeoplexfbm]

what is that honey stove like? worth getting one?

 

[resnikov]

I got on for christmas and have only used a few times and still find it a bit of a fiddle to put together but once it is and its going I really like it.

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[lamper]

what is that honey stove like? worth getting one?

The honey stove it probably the most versatile multi-burner about. I love mine and take it on all hike and overnighters. Load of different configurations, can use pretty much any type of fuel and its pretty bombproof.

 

[3bears]

got a honey stove myself, and can honestly say it was the best BC bit of kit I got my hands on last year! it goes from crafty brew on a 4 sided Trangia set up or a a full six sides and some twigs- I'll be buying a Hive kit for mine before the summer

 

[Pandabean]

Does it get easier to set it up with longer use? Still finding it a bit fiddly.

And what configurations do you set it up in? Mainly used it in the hexagonal shape with a meths burner.

 

[Big_bazza99]

I always tend o use it in hexagonal set up and burn twigs in mine. Love the fact that they flat pack too. My top and bottom plates have warped very slightly which makes putting it together a little more challenging but overall not too bad. I have just got hold of a Bushbuddy Ultra and an Antig Outdoors Woodlore Stove - so dont know if my preference will change.....?

 

[mountainm]

got a honey stove myself, and can honestly say it was the best BC bit of kit I got my hands on last year! it goes from crafty brew on a 4 sided Trangia set up or a a full six sides and some twigs- I'll be buying a Hive kit for mine before the summer

I just got the honeystove and hive - yet to use it in anger but posted up some photos if anyone is interested in seing how it works. The hive doesn't come with a pot stand but you'll see in the photos tentpegs make a decent substitute.

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=67180

 

[rik_uk3]

Does it get easier to set it up with longer use? Still finding it a bit fiddly.

And what configurations do you set it up in? Mainly used it in the hexagonal shape with a meths burner.

Try it when your hands are really cold. Very fiddly little stove IMHO.

 

[Frogo]

Its about 10% better than a hexi burner and 10 x more expensive...